Co-op Winter 2027 – Systems Engineering – 4-8-Months

Company Description Build bold. Deliver impact. Win together. At General Dynamics Mission Systems–Canada, we’re not just engineering technology — we’re shaping the future of defence and security. Our teams design and deliver advanced, mission-critical solutions that enhance national security, strengthen communities, and protect the people we serve. If you’re looking for meaningful work that contributes to a safer, more secure world, you’ll find purpose here. Every day, your skills will directly impact programs that matter. To be considered for this opportunity, you must be enrolled at a recognized Canadian post-secondary institution and be eligible for a co-op work term during the period specified in the job posting. As part of your application, you must upload proof of enrolment and your most recent academic transcript.

Job Description

In this role, students support systems development activities for mission-critical systems within the Air & Naval (A&N) Sonar Systems group in Ottawa and Halifax under the guidance of senior engineers. These positions offer the opportunity to contribute to critical programs that support defense and security operations in Canada and internationally. The A&N division delivers sophisticated, mission-critical systems for air and maritime applications. Our team specializes in areas such as integrated sonar systems, acoustic signal processing, training and simulation environments, and data management platforms. We work closely with defense partners to deliver reliable, effective, and operationally relevant solutions.

In this role you can expect to

Performing system requirements analysis and definition for new or evolving products Support system architecture design, conducting trade studies, and defining system interfaces Play a key role in planning and executing system integration, including lab setup, test planning, and troubleshooting Supporting qualification and acceptance testing activities Preparing and maintaining technical document